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A brutal storm tore through the Baltics, bringing hurricane-force winds and torrential rain — the worst in Latvia since 2005. Over 250,000 lost power in Latvia, trains derailed, flights canceled, and two people died — one crushed by a collapsing building, another struck by a falling tree. Lithuania and Estonia also suffered widespread blackouts, with Poland’s northeastern regions hit too. While climate change isn’t yet proven to blame, experts suspect human activity may have worsened the rainfall. The worst was over by Sunday, with recovery underway by Monday.
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